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'Am Not I a Man and a Brother'

Unknown, 1800

A painting depicting the powerful iconography of abolition, set against the backdrop of a Caribbean sugar plantation. The work was based on a design commissioned by the Committee for the Abolition of the Slave Trade on 5 July 1787.

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Title of artwork, date

'Am Not I a Man and a Brother', 1800

Date supported

2018

Medium and material

Oil paint on canvas

Dimensions

75.5 x 51 cm

Total cost

50000

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